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Nice to know that Dave didn't forget to not pay attention. Wren literally got done explaining that C stands for the Speed of Light. But Dave wants to think that C means Uranium. Keep it up Dave
You gotta remember how fast this guy was talking too.
@@bobbimccain2385I had no problem following along. Even with my crippling adhd.
NEVER listen to Dave if you want to know something accurate.
@@diggity1039 let me re-phrase my comment, You are rude !
@@bobbimccain2385You're welcome!
Mike was unfortunate enough to experience a real nuke during ww2😔
Wym unfortunate he was the one who dropped em.
@@SayGahTaah Riding on it in fact
Luckily he was born before radiation so it doesn’t have any effect on him
@@chall5335 so true
Too soon
The 'c' in 'E=mc^2' is the speed of light, so energy is equal to mass times the speed of light squared.
Light travels at 186,000 miles per second which is roughly 300,000 kilometers per second. 1 gram of matter, if completely annihilated, would turn into roughly 90,000,000,000 kilojoules of energy.
To put that into perspective, it takes only 144 kilojoules to accelerate a 200 pound man's body to a speed of a mile per second, so you can imagine what 90,000,000,000 kilojoules would do to a person.
Actually, you *cant* imagine. Its too insanely gigantic to even fathom
@@John_Redcorn_ The funny thing is we think light is fast and that a nuclear explosion is a lot of energy, but on the scale of just our own solar system, these speeds and energy levels aren't that impressive.
Light is actually considered slow in astrophysics even on the scale of our own solar system and the asteroid belt contains tens of thousands of asteroids with enough mass and speed to put our nukes to shame if they were traveling in the right direction to crash into Earth. The red eye on Jupiter is a storm twice as wide as the entire Earth and contains more energy every second than all the energy released by the Tsar Bomba.
Part of me realizes the dangers of nuclear proliferation, but part of me also knows that if we're going to continue to exist in this universe, then we have to learn to harness and control more energy than we do now and that inevitably means explosions larger than nukes just to fight back against the things that the universe will do to us.
If 144 kilojoules can accelerate a 200lb. man to a mile per second then 90 bil. kilojoules could allow him to travel around the world in a second. We could use that for faster air and even space travel, saving a lot of time.
@@SWLinPHX The issue is harnessing that power in a controllable fashion. It's easy to create an explosion. It's a completely different matter to convert that energy into action for something else. Even our most powerful nuclear fission power plants don't use explosions anywhere near as a powerful as that of a nuclear warhead.
@@momentary_ If you accelerate a 200lb man to the speed required to go around earth in a second the result will be a literal multi-kilometer long fireball and the guy being completely destroyed.
I watched a documentary on the effects of the first days after the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. It was a collection of interviews conducted with people who survived. What surprised me the most was that most mentioned seeing many different colors in the sky and the fact that they felt no pain despite the fact that lots of people had burned skin, severe burns. Some were completely naked and did not know why they had lost all their clothes and why they were burned. Many people lost their hair completely. Some started looking for clothes and drank water from the river. This ended badly because the water was deadly.
Would love to see more Corridor content, especially Wren's ''VFX Artist Reveals'' series that this video is a part of. Short and super informative, interesting videos with awesome effects for visualizing what he talks about.
yeah fr, but this dudes voice is annoying af
Having the nuke go off above ground actually greatly reduces the amount of fallout that would happen from the explosion.
But it increases the effective blast yield
Fall out doesn't matter all that much. The point is to increase the destructive yield of the weapon, hence countervalue targets would always be hit with an air blast. Counterforce can either be air blast or ground blast should there's a need to destroy underground facilities like ICBM silos and nuclear storage facilities.
a headscratcher? how? they literally defined what C is 22 seconds earlier!
6:06 jesus christ dave wtf
classic dave
😂😂😂
Love Corridors videos! Definitely should do more of them!
The Hiroshima, and, Nagasaki bombs were both airbursts. They were set to detonate at around 1500 ft/457m above the ground.
The Tokyo fire bombing that took place mere months before Hiroshima was more deadly with nearly the same number of immediate deaths as the Hiroshima & Nagasaki bombings combined. Some estimates range on the low side of 100,000 deaths to nearly 200,000 killed in a single night...
Fun fact: the B83 is the largest bomber delivered nuke in the US arsenal. Our ICBMS are equipped with
Multiple Independently-targetable Reentry Vehicles (MIRVs) & carry up to 4 LARGE warheads able to hit separate cities independently. But our submarine launched trident missiles can carry up to 8 individual 475KT warheads, or 14 90KT warheads, or up to 14 adjustable yield 5-7KT warheads. All of this firepower & the still send dummy warheads with them as well to make it next to impossible to intercept all if any MIRVS. All in all, our submarine launched platforms are transporting enough nuclear weapons all over the world that would make it 3rd largest nuclear superpower by itself right behind Russia & the US as a whole. We currently have a fleet of subs able to carry 20 trident missiles that each can contain up to 12 warheads. In case math is nor ur strongest subject, that's a total of 3,360 nukes just silently waiting beneath the ocean in silence hoping they don't get called into action. If they are, 1 or 2 subs launching all warheads could mean a possible earth-wide apocalypse on a similar scale to that of the dinosaurs (depending on impact sites, prevailing winds, as well as other factors that would decide what type of nuclear winter & devastation the planet may see)....
That's my phone.... so casually ignored haha 😂
The reason mikes are most often denoted as an air burst is to increase blast damage while decreasing fallout
Most main targets like military bases and radar stations, like RAF Fylingdale for example, will likely get two warheads, one airburst and one ground burst.
Y'know... for maximum deletion...
There's a video that shows a time lapse of every detonation on the world map by country from 1945-onwards. The amount of testing done during the 50s through 70s was just incredible.
Japan had a home defence strategy that composed of using bio weapons. Japan had the worlds largest biological weapons stash in the world. They had completed tests on plague bombs in Manchuria. The plan was to commit one final suicide attack if necessary. Also the bombings did not persuade the high command to surrender, but the emperor himself. Who when announcing surrender had to fight against the high commands military that they sent to the radio station. Japan’s generals did not want to surrender even with the atomic strikes. Knowing their biological weapons at close proximity were superior in terms of lethality and spread. The invasion of Japan would have been a mass casualty hell on earth.
The video host is giving it such a positive spin. The Ruskies didn''t reduce their arsenal because they realized the destructive nature, the cost to humanity or anything. It was for the exactly what you blokes said...it's expensive. They couldn't maintain theirs, but we could(at great cost though).
OK guys the C in E=MC2 means SPEED OF LIGHT. ITS A C BECAUSE IT THE GREEK WORD FOR SPEED.
VFX Artists is a great channel that I think you Blokes would really enjoy!
"All of California??" ...You don't have to sell me any further. Let's party ...where's the button??
the treaties that limited the nukes were called salt and salt II
'c' is a constant representing the speed of light
thus the enormous numbers when converting mass to energy. And also the bombs dropped on Japan were set to explode in the air. It was to increase damage -- but it was also unintentionally more humane, as a ground burst would have created much, much, much more radioactive contamination to those areas and they would have been uninhabitable for years, and also would have spread the contamination over an enormous amount more area.
Keep it up lads 🙌
shelf life of the nuclear components is around 250,000 years but the triggers are thought to become unreliable after 100 years and the chemical propellants of the icbm missiles is around 50 years...not yet put to the test
What a waste to put all that money into something we never use and that might just expire before we even have a chance to use them.
People who push the button have to live with it everyday for the rest of their lives.i couldn't be part of it.
Send us Texans your rain and you can have our sunshine for a little while. 😂
Corridor has a lot of great stuff. Wren's VFX Artist Reveals series is actually very mind opening. He did one a little after the pandemic started and that's all it took for me to follow CDC guidelines. Say what you will about liberties or sheeple or whatever fancies your own reality, but the subjective reality is what he reveals in that video is pretty much what happened. And he also has good fun with it as well. I'd also suggest the collabs between Kentucky Ballistics and the Slow Mo Guys. Scott from Kentucky Ballistics has done a gun failure series ever since his accident. He got the Slow Mo Guys to film some of them and it's quite frightening and insightful on how the guns filmed fail when their barrels are obstructed. Some are kind of made with fail safes in place, others are the stuff of nightmares where everything just fails.
That infamous equation of e=mc^2 is translated as "Energy equals the mass of something multiplied by the square of the speed of light." So that's why it's such a massive 90 quadrillion or whatever. It's the speed of light times the speed of light would essentially be what the mass of something is being multiplied by to get the amount of energy that mass could produce on a nuclear level.
To explain to Dave and others who are also confused about nukes, they are the kind of armament where you could literally drop them from a plane at altitude and have them hit the earth and they wouldn't go off. How do I know this? It's happened multiple times.....on the account of the USA. The way a nuke is triggered is there's 2 methods, but both revolve around the same kind of initial cause. Either a plug of radioactive material is fired into an incomplete "core" of similar radioactive material making it go prompt critical (melt down kind of reactions) so fast the energy explodes out. The other way is to kind of do the same thing, but with one kind of material to then radiate into another radioactive material that will also go prompt critical and create this nasty feedback loop of both elements feeding each others reactions. The main thing is that neither will actually happen because both use conventional inert explosives like C4 to be the propellant that shoots the plug to start the reactions. C4 is even more notorious for being insanely stable. You can light that stuff on fire and nothing will happen. So until the conventional explosive inside it is triggered, the nuclear reaction can't happen and the nuke cannot detonate. The reason why you want to airburst a nuke is the efficiency of energy transference. If you nose dive a nuke into the ground and then detonate it, there's at least a 180 hemisphere of the explosion going down into the ground without actually hitting anything. It's going to just hit the ground and maybe bounce up, but you're kind of neutering the effect the explosion will have. You're already losing something like a 20-40 degree area right on top where the energy is just going to yeet upwards. So by detonating it in the air, the energy is all in the air and if that energy hits the ground, it's more likely to rebound up instead of just stay in the ground. Airburst has a lot more devastation via the concussive force being unfettered from having to try to transition from solid ground to water to air or whatever. The fewer times energy has to change the medium it's traveling through, the more potential it retains.
Dude! Wren here and I just had to say how much I appreciate your first sentence about that Exponential growth video and covid! I think it's a really underrated vid haha
The really big bombs are a waste of energy. Pretty sure the idea now is you drop several smaller ones over a larger area and let the interference of multiple waves from the different bombs increase the power of the wave - so three small bombs dropped together are more destructive than one bigger on of the same size.
The irony in the fact that the country that's in charge of who is and who isn't allowed to have nuclear weapons, is the only country that's ever actually used them in populated cities.
makes perfect sense, who should be in charge then?
@@blest5132 Should be a global initiative, no? The UN maybe?
The blokes skipped physics class.
Nukes explode in the air to optimize the blast
Believe this is the first time we've seen corridor on the channel
You guys are silly. C is the "constant" of light or speed or light squared.
Now world will see nuclear explosions...💥 From the year 2025!!!😁😁😁😁🔥🤩😉
He was very informative, proper channel that
Really Love the corridor crew channel
Sorry, gonna take a second comment here, because nukes are a bit of a fascination of mine because nuclear energy intertwines with the stigmas. But it's really hard to believe this, but the Little Boy dropped on Hiroshima was actually a very inefficient nuke in terms of nuclear armament and that is a complete coincidence and the reason why Hiroshima is habitable today. From the 64 kg of enriched uranium used in it, it's been estimated that less than 0.01 grams actually reacted. So it was a pretty abysmal nuke in terms of efficiency, but it got the message across. It brought forth the nuclear arms age. How can you really prove that it was a "sucky nuke" in comparison? Compare Hiroshima to the Bikini Atoll. Both were nuked, albeit that the Bikini Atoll was nuked by a thermobaric nuke. But the Bikini Atoll was nuked with a more efficient nuke where more of the core was used up. It's now an irradiated deserted atoll in the Pacific that won't be habitable for centuries. Hiroshima, you can go there and it's got about the same background radiation as anywhere else in the world you'd normally go.
Wait hold on a f'n second. You talking about "battlefield nukes?" Are you meaning the frigg'n M28 Davy Crockett Tactical Nuclear Recoilless Rifle? Are you an absolute looney?!?!? Just because we built a stockpile doesn't mean it was ever a great idea. There's no point in using those with drones today and the fact that only with you being on an elevated point above your target and with a back wind could you ever be out of the actual danger zone of your own projectile. . . .
Hes talking about converting mass into Energy
More Corridor Crew, please.
The clock turns and war is back on the chopping block, we're a war like race
From what I understand Trinity was a fee tons bigger than Little Boy, the one dropped on Hiroshima. What makes it more terrifying was that the bomb was untested from what I understand
There are 4 types of detonation. High altitude, airburst, ground, and penetrating. Airburst is the most destructive but has the least amount of fallout due to it being in the air more. Ground is next for destruction. High altitude was for testing but can also be used to release an EMP. Penetrating is for bunkers and such. Not a bad video. By the way the tsar bomba tested by russia was 50 megatons.........
Could be wrong, but didn't they not fully load it? and I believe all the fissile material isn't actually used up in the process so it could theoretically be way more powerful.
Dann Carlin has some interesting and sometimes insane stories from history. His series about World War 1 is inane.
they figured out that a air burst caused more damage than a ground burst, above ground explodes down out and up and a ground burst is absorbed but the ground.
Yeap!
Countervalue = air burst
Counterforce: air burst or ground burst.
I first learned about TNT and dynamite from TV as a young kid where's I'd see red cylindrical sticks (sometimes bundled together) with fuses coming out of them and then lit like candles to make them explode. I thought they labeled dynamite as "TNT" so didn't know the difference. Or did they? Like what's the one where the coyote pushes a T-shaped plunger into a box? Bombs on the other hand were always like black bowling balls with a protruding stem which itself had a wick to light up. What is in those bombs?
The Corridor Crew make some cool videos
Dave, its 28 there, and you have on a long sleeve hoodie?
Too delicate to risk impact before detonation. Plus more damage from an elevated detonation.
C is the speed of light, M is the mass of something
the ww2 bombs in japan were around 15 kiloton
I think in my opinion that nuclear weapons are not beneficial for countries to use because of the contamination of radiation.
I always come back to the T2 quote"its in your nature to destroy yourselves" never a truer word spoke. How anyone could be proud of creating such a thing baffles me yet, one of these things ended WW2. Meant to be the most intelligent animal on the planet but no other animal creates a thing that could make all life dissappear in an instant. I'd say we are the most rediculous animal on the planet but bombs make money and thats all people really give shite about,sad times
Dave. Fire bombing raids on Japanese cities were hundreds of planes and thousands of bombs. Hiroshima and Nagasaki...2 bombs, 1 bomb each city.
Right, they were more efficient. Less to accomplish the same or more.
More corridor stuff
I live in America where my city has both an Air Force and Navy base and a large port. In a nuclear war, we would be among the first hit. Fine with me. Do not want to wait to starve to death or die a slow death from burns.
Nice video but dudes voice sounds like Mickey Mouse 😂😂
I advise you to find a video for your reaction (and understand how close such a weapon can be in everyday life)
Video:
Ghost train or number zero RT-23 Well done BZHRK
czcams.com/video/5hvpWV9C5sA/video.html
C=speed of light 186,000 mps
A nuke only releases 1% of its possible yield. They have never been able to increase it much since because why would you. Nukes do lose potential but we maintain our stockpile and keep them fully useful.😂
So glad you guys found Corredor crew
I love Japan now, but back then they really deserved it. it was the only way to remake Japan in out image. It worked out well
🛸 A UFO was flying past earth win one alien while staring out the port window says to the other alien, did you know that they have thermal nuclear weapons with satellite launch and directional capabilities? Really?! Replied the second alien, are they an advanced society?. No answered The first alien, They Point them at themselves.
considering where i live in los angeles, i would be insta deleted
It will happen one day. Unfortunately. 😢
I’m sorry to say this, but I feel like I should. I enjoy these shows a little more when Daz is not in them because I think that he could be a little toxic
Why do you think that?
@@MATDMixes he seems to be the one to start the name-calling on every show and I haven’t taken tally, but I feel like he more often belittles others opinions more regularly. I can tolerate and will tolerate this sort of behavior because it’s everywhere and I do want to like Daz but I think about the toxicity almost every show.
@@NoeA22 i disagree, i think you are reading him different, i don't think its toxic, he does have personality where he points out what he thinks is dumb or makes no sense to him, he is also good at receiving it back at him for dumb takes, he seems to be a good sport, but wouldn't mix well with some modern society due to the sensitivity of people skyrocketing, especially here in the United States, you can't just fuck with someone in a good-natured way anymore, you gotta be EXTREMELY careful nowadays not to offend anyone, back in the day, it was normal, everyone took it like a champ and gave it right back, all in a joking manner, now this is totally unacceptable to many of the softer humans. I think toxic people usually have terrible attitudes and cant take jokes themselves, not the ones just fuckin around with buddies.
Nobody cares about your ”sorry to say this” either, who are you to think that your opinion matters here 😄
@@donny5318 right on thank you for that I will try to re-interpret him as honestly as I can. I also just want to say he has a beautiful family and I wish him the best.
You see the potential of a new arms race and cold war after the conflict in ukraine if the west and Russia don't talk and come to some sort of agreement.
The cold war that is brewing right now is between China and the US. Or, more broadly, China and certain nations aligned with the US. The war in Ukraine could end tomorrow and it wouldn't do much to diffuse the situation in the Pacific.
@@mobiusflammel9372 China is a western created issue caused by the US. They did this by making the western european counties decolonise so quickly, and then not supporting the new countries so that they could fill the demand. This then allow China to fill the void created by the US. This then created the perfect place for multinational companies, to massively invest into china to make huge profits and eventual out compete the US.
Russia is just a side character now. They’re really quite pathetic, and most of their weapons probably haven’t been maintained in decades.
I'm 4:19 in. I find the topic interesting and I want to see what the guy can do VFX-wise so I'm sticking it out, but his artifcially over-the-top 'generic influencer' delivery makes my teeth itch.
Just say no!
I'd like to thank both Dave and the VFX guy for pronouncing 'nuclear' correctly instead of saying nook - yoo - lur.
That burns my ass when ppl pronounce it wrong
Hopefully they won't use it again.
You guys really got to stop with the Handover my mouth like oh my God reaction in the intro picture because when you guys watching video you guys never do any of those reactions Jeezy
For real.
I’m sure since to Ukraine Russia is building more as we speak. I could have done without the sermon
they air burst because it causes more damage and releases less radioactive materials
As American I am ashamed we bombed Japan. Please never let it happen again to anyone.
Are you ashamed that Japan attacked Pearl Harbour? Are you aware that Japan would not surrender after the first bomb was dropped? Study some history then you might not be so ignorant.
You’re very misinformed if you’re ashamed. We needed to do we could remake Japan in out image. We wrote their constitution. It worked out very well. Japan is one of our closest friends now.
Nagasaki was a war crime. Don't buy into that old chestnut about the nukes being neccessary. And even if you do, that would only apply to Hiroshima. Nagasaki was wholesale destruction of a non strategic target and a civilian population.
Neither was the attack on pearl harbor .
They explained they needed two bombs to show A) we had the power to do it and B) we had the power to do it again (wasn't just a one-off fluke)
japan didn't declare war on the US when they attacked pearl harbor which made that attack a war crime, so our war with japan started with a war crime and ended with a war crime... seems about fair
Nuclear missiles can be detonated in air burst or surface detonation.
uhm, pretty a lot of the test footage he uses is proved to be fake, and not from a nuke... no camera could survive a nuke lol
I truly wish this happens asap, hopefully this decade itself. We've caused enough pain, trauma, suffering and agony to each other and to every living being in this planet. Planet needs a hard refresh for its own good. We need to instantly be wiped out, so evolution gets a restart. Hope humans never come back to existence though.